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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-18
KILT SUITS.

There is no wider field for the exercise Of aArt" In
its broadest sense than in the manufacture of Kilt
Suits for children We have much respect for your
intelligence to imagine it necessary to say the child
rem we refer to are BOYS, not girls In the first
place. the greatest and the most refined taste are
necessary In selecting the material and trimmings
match. Then the designers genius is drawn upon and
lastly the most skllfu operative alone can make I'D
Kilt Suit as it should be made-as ours are made-snd
when complete the Knit is q thing Of beauty.
We are Offering some handsome little kits a.
low as So, some triae better for $3.50, others
81, $3.50 and up to the choicest product Of the
artists skill-a dream realized-a poem mate.
ralized-for which we charge s15 It would be
idle to attempt to describe these Kilt Suits be-
cause there are 50 many colors and combine
tons Of colors enter into the tout ensemble ofa
Kilt Suit that it would take An entire column Of
The Star to describe one well. Can we-without
taxing your credulity too much-impress on
your mind the fact that we have In stock everv.
thing in the line Of Kilt Suits that's worth hay-
ing. Styles to suit every taste, from the plain.
est and quietest to the most e1travagant Kilts
are like Shirt Waista To make success of the
business they must be carried in quantities
large enough to suit everybody. That's how
we've got EN-
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-18
SEPARATE PANTS.

SEPARATE PANTS
The really weak spot Of most clothing houses Is their
boys pants department. 1t don't pay great many
clCthiers to keep separate pants for boys because
boy is Just hard to be suited in odd pants "a he
is in entire suit and to sell one pair fifty pain must
be shown.
We have fully !, 900 pairs Of Short lknee) Pants
In hundred different patterns at 4Sc each.
They are we'll made, and win fit perfectly Bet
ter grades, Of course, come higher-for instance
we are Offering three shades Of Corduroy Pants
at 81 co. and We have Short Pants a. high -
$3.50 For the larger boys, 13 to Il, our prices
for Long Pants range from 81. so to e.
HATS AND CAPS.
In Boys Headsear we're "at home,n and you mu.t
certs;sly come and see rs at your convenience
Thousands Of Polo Caps from 15c. to 75c.
each. Boys Yale Hats. csc. to sL45. Boys
Wool Derbys, 75c to 90c Boys Jockey CAPS.
'5c to FL. Children's Turbins. 4Sc. to 81.
Boys Crush Hats. 75c. to 90c.. and in Fancy
Caps our cases without compare
BOOTS AND SHOES
We have reason to be proud Of our Boys and Chill.
drens Shoe Department The styles and prices TO Be
AS3 seheia CAUSE COustdut eXcA6UoOO03 OF surprise
and pleasure from delighted mothers who now declare
they have found THE place to At their children out in
shoes in the qualities they want and at the prices that
please them.
BOYS FURNISHINGS.
onr furnishing Goods Department il now crowded
with the Thousands Of h1ngs boys and childreus
Boys Unlaundried Shirts sizes I'm 70 IA;
price 4Sc. Boys Laundried Dress Shirts sizes
llh to IA: from 75c- to 81. Boys Fancy Per.
Gale Shirts, with Collars and Guns to match:
from 75c. TO s1-25; sizes 12 to a.
Boys Hosiery, in all colors and kinds: Bow
scarfs and Ties; Boys Suspenders; Boyy' Col.
lars and Cuffs; Boys Underwear; Boys, Knee
Drawers.
And in fact everything boy may need or can uss II
the way Of dress for Underwear or whether
it be luxury or necessity this il the place to find IL
in the correct style at correct prices anda
ONE PRICE ONLY.
sAKs Z COMPANY,
THE BOYS own ourF1TTERs.
mh1s 800 to sos Seventh ct.
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HOTELS.

DERFECTIoN OF LIyIN6.-THE M.TAMoNT.
II Eutay Place Baltimore, Just completed Strictly
y Family Hotel. Highest elevation. On the handson.
street Perfect and ventilation lncandescent
electric light in every room. Home cooking. Suites
OF rooms Comforts of housekeeping without ix dis
comforts Only forty five minutes ride from WASH
ippon Ten minutes from depot. Send for flustrzted
book describing Hotel WI sTohk. Baltimore.
d.,h-:,m Owner and Proprietor.
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PROFESSIONAL.

MAD. ELZEMoNA. WONDERFUL GIFTED
NlcIAiKNOAANT, born with second Sight Every
lIoden mystery revealed finds lost or buried treas
mrs or Mines Receivers stolen property lost fr,enda
elves success business Lenioyes all family trou-
lies Causes speedy n.arriaees Brings separated 10
eetler Never tails Gives picture OF one you marry.
All ID trouble consult thls cairyoyan Cures eickness
SATISFACTION pay, TO y. Opsn sundxy. "a
9th st., bet, and + Sta nv. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-18

The B. and o. deal gently SINNERS and Balti-
more continues TO stew, with the prospect Of a
long period Of cooking before being completely
stdOnes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-18

4 IL OUR WOOL DRESS REMNANTS FIRST
IA to0r, main department, immense selection.
Double Combination,
mh1S-3t 1241 and 1913 IL tn St g. g.
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stokes says he never saw or possessed the
alleged Sparks antl-Cleveland letters, but that
somebody came to him evidently with the inten-
ton Of showing the letters of talking the mat
ter over, probably always provided, however,
that such letters exist, and there is anything to
talk about And Sparks denies that he wrote such
letters Now who and where is the man who
evidently intended TO show Stokes the letters
which Sparks did not write, and what would the
Sparks letters mot written by SparkS) have been
found TO contain, il they had been shown to
Stokes, in conformity with this evident intention?
Mayor Hewitt, OF New York, has begun cru
SADIE against the obtrusiye hOrse-car rails which
destroy the comfort and imperil the safety OF
travel through the streets OF that city. When
Mr.. HewittS term mayor is ended he viii have
become such an adept in the abatement OF mu-
nicipal nutsances that it is to be hoped he will
return to Congress and accept the Craftsmanship
OF the District committee OF the House. With
MI. Ingalls, heading the senate committee and Mr.
Hewitt that Of the House, we should have legis-
lative team Of which the District might well ex-
pect some sound reforms.
The New York sam started its evening edition
yesterday. 1t is a bright, neat, lively sheet, but
We see IL uses cOnspicuously, crediting it TO a
western paper, the interview with Congressman
Ailtken. OF Maine, on presidential andidates that
appeared originally word for word in THE STAR as
long ago as March II. The SIN has inadvertently
on several other occasions credited other papers
with STAR matter. III the !Sn clipper would bear
In mind that interesting Washington matter of
this sort almost invariably appears originally in
THE STAR, he could, by seeking ft in this paper,
not only get the news more seasOnably, but could
as the Sttn always conscientiOusiy aims to do
give credit In the proper quarter.
IL President Cleveland had been little quicker
In his movements at a certain important stage OF
his career, he might have shared ST. Patrck'S
birthday, instead OF coming along day after the
fair. His natalday was lucky one, however, and
he has had no reason to regret its date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-18
WANTED-LOTS.

ANTED-lo0.oo0 CITY AND sI'RI'RuAY
w Lots, at investment prices 20 sell in New RI
HEIshEl-L a McIERAN
zoos ~. NV
Advertise and push property here and the New l,rk
market.where Washington Investments n IN Demand
This feature commends itself owners wisllirs
quick sales No charge unless sales are made NV
FORK business PROMPTLY transacted through
ciate, JNO X. FOLEY lmember X. T.. EschanreD l37
broadway and Pal west l25th ST. New York mia I'm
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SPRING Silks AND DRrss Goops.
". " SINISTER l. SONS

". n SHUsTER SONS
Hzve Just opened their SPRING DRESS GOODS, and
offer new designs and choice colorinss in Foreign and
Domestic Suitnga Special attention is called To the
large variety at popular prices
New designs in INDIA SILKS at lowest prices.
Striped sURAHs. Plain sURAHS. neat CHECKS,
Plain Black PONGEES. China PONGEE Great Bar
gains In White PONGEE.
Best Black SURAH in the market
u and sl23 eros GRAINS and RHADAMES.
New Black Goods OF every description
Spring HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR
Special Bargains in ChiIdreI.'s Black HOSE &c
". NJ. SINISTER SONS,
mhl4 ele PENNsYLvANIA AVE
ONE ROOM. 2Oxso. SECOND FLOOR, coz.
ends. Double cOb Sa6fs aud wash Goods short
mhls-3t I'll and 1913 11,h s.se
FoR SALE
LOTS ON MERIDIAN HILL
No. 20 ios per foot No. 10 and SiG sart i i IL
o q '0- at--..-- &c per foot
West II lot at 40c. per #. Block IL
p,.po No. IL at. Doc. per foot
xo.., 5, e. hlH al & &c. per #.
and IL at 3e : No: 8. o aud part Of 7
!, Sst.---.-----ioc :. at--.-..--- Soc per foot
lat....--.--4Oc-
No. IL, block @. Whitney Three-story Brick House
Close, AZ 29c- Per foot II rooms with modern
improvements, 1915 h
st.n-w.
CLAUDIUS b. JEWELL.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
mh16 sKellogg Building
GzSrLrMEss Hrs.
SPRING STYLES DRESS AND OPERA HATS.
DERBY HATS IN coLORS
"YoUaASs" y. 7. HATS
KNOX" n L HATS.
Sole Agents for this city
b II. sTIsEaETz 4 SON.
;A27-3m Haiiess and rarJ1st.. 1871 Pa av.
SPRING INNOVATIONS.
CHOICE LINE EyGIIsu co4T1zea. gUITryGs
AND 1ECUsEEtSGs NJ efAIY
FOR ISsPEcTIGS
". ;. TEL Hsrehznt Taller
HioA~ 1.s.s IefsEszs ss@n!a aEsnuA
w T. PARKER, MAGNETIC HEALER, TREATS
suceeesiuly al Chronic and Nervous Diseases
sltncut medicine removal OF Clothing CousuIta-
15n Ice once hours: 70 pm. 40 10th ST. u. W.
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WOODWARD 4 LOTHROp.
BARGAINS.

We handle RELIABLE Gloves only. It would
open your eyes to know how few of the SKINS
used in making gloves are really kid We pre-
fer to give you skid" and charge you kid"
prices. We quote the following special values:
Ladies' 5-Button Pnked-wrist Suede Real
Kid Gloves. in assorted tan shades. worth 81.
only $50 per pair.
Ladies' 4-Button Suede English Gloves, en-
broidered back. kid welts to match: perfect 1T
ting and stylish; only $50 per pair.
Ladies' Button Pinked- wrist Suede Real Kid
Gloves superior quality, shades light and dark
gray. embroidered IN black and self color. only
$I70 per pair.
Our stock Of Black Kid Gloves il complete In
every particular.
In Colored Gloves we are showing the very
newest spring and summer shades.
WOODWARD n rOTrfROp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-18
SATURDAY SALE Or CoasErsL

We handle only the products Of reputable
manufacturers, such we can cousciensiously
recommend as the best possibly procurable for
the price.
15c. whits Coutil Corsets for SOC.
Fine German Woven Cofsets 15c and A.
Roth's Double-boned Corsets, sl2S.
Our specially. the celebrated Il c." French
Ia Persephone Paris-made Oorsets, are the best
most comfortable. and the most perfect attinr
made. Hundreds Of our best customer can
bear testimony TO this fact
WOODWARD 4 nTuP0p
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Is Is: :! ! s. !! : e. E e. :;
Our counters and shelving overloaded with the
choicest selections Of the latest productions Of Foreign
and Domestic Looms.
The assortment IL the largest and finest we have ever
shown and far surpasses any previously exhibited by
To those desiring Dress Materials of any kind we
would suggest that the present time affords the oppor
business.
Every desirable Novelty ne well as the best standard
grades Of plain materials we have exhibition in
well-lfghted Dress Goods Department, which affords
great advantage to purchasers selecting shades and
colors. ss well a. to distinguish quality Of Fabrics
We would call special attention to number of spe-
rfa M foria1 Qr,ffahlo for CDriuO
Tweeds Jerseys, Cheviota, Heather Mixture Checked
and Striped Albatross, Csmels' HAIR Foule Diaeonas
Serges Hair Lines, Foule Beige, English Checks,
Scotch Mixtures and all other styles and brands known
to the Dry Goods trade.
For Jackets we have q fine assortment Of Broad
Cloth. Pilot Cloth Covert Cloth, Scotch Tweed, Eng
lish Repellants, Checks and Plaids.
For good reliable material we stand as heretofore,
SECOND TO NONE IN QUALITY OF PRICE.
ONE PRICE AND THAT THE LOWEST.
You have "carte blanche" to store at all times
if you will only come and say you admire our styles
satisfy
+ E.. 4 4 II II :: :: ::
e E! $ )! + E! Is: III
90 gBR RRR 90
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BARGAINS In LAcEs.

BARGAINS In LAcEs
There is every indication Of Lace rage this
season. The demand has already been excep-
tionally large Our present stock is unusually
large, and contains the finest variety and best
toners. As exceptionally good bargains, we
40 pieces Black Chantilly Lsces, large variety
Of handsome patterns, 81 and ~ inches vide,
a White tee Eer yasa Lace r,onnc,nv,
eh saD sst si,s and
Sl20, 8 rs and 81 per yard
Escurial Lace Flouncings, . grand value, at
4 o,iheh black black Spanish auipure Lace F1ounc-
inFs e a n pas s S rich designs $780,
s.ss chsntS Ice ssr f fi5a
snps6ns q ustiss o e. orsns J designs
ToRcHoN q AND siu M Sis:,H III Lk SaTE
we are Sonstan.iy receiving new lots OF these
Machine made iorchon Laces excellent pat
terms. IL yards to the piece.
y inch wide. l0c per dozen yards.
q inch wide, lie. per dozen yards
inch wide 2oc per dozen yards.
~ inches wide, Sc per yard.
BLacK BEADED Dress ss s1 FERRoNTs.
rsee Tsil selected ss9cb We are shoyns
each. 1''' -'-N
BEADED GRENADINES
1ueSe Will Dc Iou0Q superior TO the beaded
nets, as the ground is much stronger and firmer
the beads being woven in with the thread in
stead of sewed on; 81. S2.3S $3.50, 1915,
$3.50, $3.50, $3.50 to SO per yard.
Second floor; take elevator)
NECK RUFFLING.
We are displaying special values in Muslin
and Crepe Lisse Ruchings and quote as repre-
sentative bargains the following:
full-row Crepe Lsse RuchinYs, would be
cheap at 2Oc. only 16c. per yard
Co1ored Crepe Llsse Ruchtng-
Apple Green and White.
Pink and White.
Blue and White.
Lavender and White,
Cardinal and White.
Black and White
Worth fully Csc, only :Sc. per YARD
mills WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-18

The Evenips star has a regular. permanent
bona fde daily circulation more than treble
that Of any other daily paper published I'm
Washington, and mach greater than that
Of all the other daily papers here added
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

NOR RENT-a0s-9l0 18TH ST. OPPOSITE Mo
i Pherson Square, Furnished Rooms en- suit. or
single. 10y the day or month, with board mhls3t.
NOR REMITTANCE OR FOUR UNFURNISHFD
Rooms Oh second floor. with water closet bath no.
and cold water, and heat suitable for hight house
keeping. no children. SO New Jersey and ct n
W.
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LOST AND FOUND.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
MAUD DEvLIN. THERE Is LETTER IL THE
w Post Office for you. (ltsl A. II. A.
MOULD LIKE To SING IN ONE OF The CHURCH
w choirs Tor practice Will give services free Ad
dress SOPRANO, star Office. mhl7-:5'
On ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
" us We are now prepared To pay fuu value fof
Gents Second hand Clothing. Address or call ~
JlSIH'S Old stand 6lS ID IT. NV. mhl4-4m
BOARDING.
VNOR RENT-PLEASANT, WELL FURNISHED
II Rooms, with without Table Board; references
gwen aud required. 5l4 18TH st. NV fla-2n'
lNOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS, WITH FIRST
IL class Board, hear Mcpherson square References
exchanged. Translents accommodated 1Olo loth 81
mh5-3ws
BOARDING AND ROOMS - TWO LARGE WILL
ID furnished communicating front rooms: second
floor table board Is per Ter week and sloo
q day Others NJ low prices 3l4-3l6 Indiana ave
f2.D-3m
E1 ST. n. w.-FIRsT-CLAss TAB BoARD.
- in private family, with all the comforts OF
home; only Sl6 per month "a per week, or 90 cents
per day. ils-Im-
SPRAGUE MANSION, COR. 9Th AND SIS. \: vs.
- three cd floor trout COMMUNICATING corner
rooms with hrst-clAss board also or two otier
rooms. Transient aud table boaroes ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
flA-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-18

competitor in the United States
Experience, Cash. Volume OF Business ana ECONOMY
in Expenditures the cause OF It
Afew Of our Reliable Specialtes:
Ladies' al so Genuine Kid, Goat and Foxed Button,
overlap, Spanish Arch Common Sense. The rival Of
any ~ shoe.
"Hahn,s Peerless" SO Ladies' Fine Boots. B to
widths Superior to any $3.50 boot
Misses Fine Curacos Kid or Goat Heel or Spring Heel
Button, worked holes &l2o. Would Be called cheapst
SlT5
Child's Kid WORKED hole, Spring Heel Button. zoe.
As good as any 81 shoe.
. Child,s 4 to 8 Straight Goat Tipped. Spring Heel
Button, Soc Better than any 75c shoA
Infants Hand-sewed Kid and Goat Button, 35c. Good
value at Soc.
Boys and Youths III 70 81 SOLID Dur.ble eL25
Button and Laced. bargain at S1-5O
Gents az Genuine Calf Shoes, different styles.
Have to0d the test Of years and acknoWleded by
our patrons TO those bought elsewhere Tor
Our Gents % Hand-sewed. Welt Seamless Calf Shoe
n the wonder OF the &ge.
Our fine Shoes and Slippers for both Ladies' and Gen.
tlemen are perfection in At style and wear. OF their
low prices Judge yourself
For next week surprise swsitng you See Sunday
Post Wh1Seo
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V,OR RENT-NiCFLY FURNISHED ROOMS AT
Il low price tn good parties references exchanged.
also carriage house and stable 10 rent 432 Il NV
hear new Pension building mil S-:f.
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w + PARKER, MAGNETIC HRsIEE, TREATS
W successfully al Chronic and Nervous Diseases
sl.ncot medicine or removal OF clotEing. Consuta-
flS-4V - >S 80 "a W.
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED = TWO LARGE COMMUNICATIVE
w unflrnished Rooms OF second floor, in north
west section with board for gentleman and via
Address Box 81 Star Office mills a.
WANTED-THBEE OR FOUR ROOMS. sECpNr
w story. uufuru-had heat and s-t,i,,.
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good line Of Spring Overcoats from a. SO up.
splendid line Of Business Suits from $6.5Oup.
full line Of Dress Suits, comprising the newest
fabrics and best styles from S12 up
A full line Of Boys 2-18 Suits from IS up
complete line of Boys Al Suits from So so up.
An excellent line Of Pants from SLIPS up.
Odd Vests from Csc. up.
Full line of Single and Double Breasted Flannel
Suits, Sacks or Frocks, g. so up
Heavy Overcoats aud Suits so cents on the dollar
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-03-23

THE Lansing State Republican gets up on
its ear because it has been intimated that it
is paid for its opposition to the prohibitory
amendment, and in its attempted vindication
tells number of things that it k,aous, among
which are that prohibition is failures"
that the Republican "has witnessed the fail
ure of prohibition in Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Iowa, Kansas and other states;''
that prohibition "has proved free whiskey
in every state where it has been tested" that
the Republican lis doing and has done more
to promote temperance than all the prohibi-
tory laws ever enacted" etc., etc. 1t would
be better for the Republican eff it knew
less than to know so many things that are
not So" AS to whether or not it is paid for
its dirty work, the Republican itself knows
best. A good many people believe that to be
the case, and its own denial will have little
or no tendency to remove such belief. If
the "liquor league" don't fee the Republican
literally, its members are guilty of the basest
ingratitude.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-03-23
The Financial Argument,

Opponents of the proposed prohibitory
amendment are making diligent use of the
financial argument, and are striving to con-
vince the people that it is better TO vote
against it in order to save the revenue derived
from the traffic and because, as they claim,
taxation is largely diminished thereby. The
argument is fallacious one. The taxes paid
by liquor dealers in nowise compensates for
the additional poverty and crime caused by
the use of intoxicating drinks.
Even if the amount of taxes paid 10y the
saloons was equal to the additional expense
entailed upon the people by the business the
argument would initiate against the present
system instead of in its favor. A large ma
jority of the taxpayers of the state live out
side the limits of any incorporated city or
village, and while they are subjected TO the
payment of heavy tax TO sustain courts, to
pay the cost of criminal trials caused by the
use of intoxicating beverages and to sustain
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-03-23

The present year bids fair TO be noted as
year of terrible accidents. One of the
latest horrors-we dare not say the latest
was the burning Of the Richmond House at
Buffalo, N. Y. by which large number of
people lost their lives. The building seems
to have been constructed on plan that was
well calculated to insure Just such human
holocaust. Every day is the lesson empha-
sized that those who manage railroads and
erect public buildings should be held to a
stricter accountability. Most of the fearful
accidents that have startled and appalled, the
country by such terrible loss of life might have
been prevented by proper care and fore
sight. To compel such precaution as will
reduce the danger of such fatalities to a
minimum is the plain duty of both state and
National lawmakers.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-03-23

FIVE state tickets are in the field in this
state republican, democratic, prohibition,
greenback and the new Cincinnati labor
union ticket. This latter is a duplicate of
the greenback ticket with the exception of
one regent, who will serve as counter by
which to test the respective strength of the
two parties to the alliance, as did the odd
elector on the CLEvELAND-BUTLER ticket at
last presidential election. The state conven-
ton of the new party was controlled, run and
manipulated by ex-greenbackers who, it is
quite likely, were officiating at the obsequies
of the old greenback party. Out of this
multiplicity of tickets, every voter ought to
be able to find or make one that will satisfy
himself. 1t is altogether probable that, out
of this assortment, the republican party will
pluck famous victory and elect its whole
ticket. Such will certainly be the result if
republicans turn out to the polls in full
strength, as they should do. They should
remember that it makes no difference how
many votes party may have, they are of no
account unless they are cast. Stay at home
voters can never help to win a victory
There is likely to be a fuller vote cast than is
usual at spring elections, on account of the
interest taken in the prohibtory amendment
Every republican should be out and give the
ticket his hearty support. II is a thoroughly
good one and merits the success it will
achieve if republicans do their duty.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-03-23
SINGULAR. isn't it. that the people of Mai,

SINGULAR, isn't it, that the people of Maine
cling with such tenacity to prohibition when
even the Lansing State Republican kno1s it
it does not prohibit, but means Rum Run
ming Riot?" The Republican, should tell
JAMES G.. BLAINE, Ex-Governor DINGLEY,
Senator FRYE and eI-Vice President HAAILIN
about it, Those men, who have had more
than quarter of century of experience
under prohibitory system, are so blind and
foolish as to believe that it is wholesome
and salutary law. But then they don't take
the State Republican. Why don't that sheet
tell the people of Maine what it kHo,cs about
prohibition, so that they might get rid of
such an iniquitous system? Can it be posi-
BILE that what the State RepubIican don't
know about the matter would make bigger
book than what it does know?